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· 2/12/1913

Clendaniel v. Bennett

Citations

  • 27 Del. 140
  • 4 Boyce 140
  • 86 A. 313
  • 1913 Del. LEXIS 26

Syllabus

<p>1. Trespass—Injury to Real Property—Possession.</p> <p>Plaintiff cannot recover in trespass to real property, in the absence of proof that she was in actual possession at the time of the alleged trespass.</p> <p>2. Trespass—Evidence—Possession.</p> <p>In trespass to real property, evidence held insufficient to warrant a finding that plaintiff was in actual possession at the time of the trespass.</p>

Judges: Boyce

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